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Fotografin1958
7 months ago

Credit institutions themselves. In most cases, an investment of at least € 500,000,– without real estate or a regular monthly well overdue income (usually at least from € 5,000,–),

By the way, private banking does not have cakes or wine. I am a client and therefore speak out of experience.

Many banks speak to their customers.

MichaelStumpf
7 months ago

Believe me, you won’t.
You don’t want to be treated like that. Thus, only “pseudo-rich” want to be treated that have just an apar € more than the average (= single-digit million amount). These are laughed out from all sides.

Most of them are rich do not want special treatment: They just want to live their lives alone. If I had to spend all day managing my own life, it would be a very sad life. Ideally, I just have to think about my concept and then ignore all such stupid questions. It’s just annoying when a BWLer full drum lurks behind every corner and laughs at me that I have to buy him something because it’s so great.

If you still want to have the feeling: make holiday in nem emerging / developing country, visit the local market and about 20-a-dollar grades around you. Have fun with the consequences!

malteabc
7 months ago

You need a fortune of $300,000. But cakes etc. you don’t get there either.

hamberlona
7 months ago

My bank expects me. Private banking correspondence. The only special treatment I’ve learned: once I had an appointment, an advertising attack was unquestioned. The consultant tried to process me for hours, but I should finally leave my investment decisions to the bank, and tried to give up serious stock funds to me.

If you wanted to make fun of Private Banking: I didn’t pick it up, I don’t think I’m very important.